• Join Rels below as a paid “co-ownership member” and become a property owner
  • Sellers can list their properties to be offered for co-ownership
  • Buyers can search – the seller listed properties to become co-owners and achieve their individual goals.
  • Rels takes care of property improvements and the day to day property management on behalf of the co-owners
  • Co-Owners share the proceeds from any rental and capital gains
  • Rels supplies the listing site & management for co-owners.  
  • Co-Ownership further information – pdf
  • Co-Ownership Agreement Sample – pdf

Ownership without a mortgage

The rels community gives individuals a way to co-own property. The co-owners purchase full ownership of a property from a seller. There is no bank, no mortgage, no interest to pay, just shared ownership for the benefit of all co-owners, with the ability to manage or sell your portion as defined in the co-ownership agreement

Ownership with Fractionalisation

Fractional ownership allows the purchase of a portion of a property.
This can significantly reduce the amount of capital required to get into the property market. Co-Owners can spread their risk, by owning a fraction of one or several different properties, and even co-own prestige properties which were previously out of reach

Co-Ownership

When two or more persons are buying property together, they must decide whether to hold the property as joint tenants or tenants in common. The method used here is – Tenants in common, where you own property in individual portions, with the title being in the names of all of those buying the land

Property Ownership
Co-Ownership as tennants in common allows parties to own land in equal or unequal shares
Co-Owner Agreements
Co-owners lay out the exact terms of their interests, rights and obligations in a co-ownership agreement
Fractional investments
Gain exposure to real estate with as little as $100
Security of Ownership
The co-ownership agreement explicitly states – no co-owner may mortgage or encumber the property in any way.
Ownership after death
The portion of property owned can be transferred to a beneficiary of the deceased owner or sold by the legal personal representative of the estate
Tenancy in Common
Tenancy in common is a principle of property law in Australia that allows two or more people to have a defined share of a property and to transfer their interests independently

Fractional Investment

Each person has fractional ownership of the land in proportion to the amount of money they have provided towards the purchase price

Investors only Co-Ownership

Investor only properties are a more simple model. Each co-owner is after rental return and capital gain

Your Own Home Co-Ownership

Live in the home you co-own. Pay rent, receive security of tennancy and share in the capital gain. Move to full ownership

Selling Your part of the Property

Subject to the terms in the co-ownership agreement, each tennant in common can sell their portion independantly
Co-Ownership Member Access
$ 100
  • Time Period: 12 Months
  • Properties: Unlimited
  • Private Listings Access

Disclaimer – all information is general in nature and not financial advice. Please gain your own independent legal advice as to whether co-ownership is right for you.

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